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Day 392: Let the Universe Take Care of It

Posted on September 6, 2019

“Things are always working out for me.”

This is the mantra I hear over and over from Abraham-Hicks. It’s the idea that our lives are working out perfectly, and that the Universe has our back. Essentially, it’s the idea that all is well, that there is the blessing in all of your circumstances. It encourages you to appreciate, and it’s the cornerstone of a philosophy of Alignment, because all it requires is your own willingness to go along with it. Rather than thinking you have to accomplish everything yourself, all you need to do is get yourself into good spirits, and the Universe will work it’s magic.

I know. That might sound a little simplistic, airy-fairy, or Pollyanna-like.

I admit, when I first started hearing this idea, I found it hard to believe. For so long, I had practiced negative thinking, telling myself that things were less than perfect. In other words, I believed the messages I heard that it was “realistic” to believe that there was something wrong. It’s as if someone told me “I’m sorry to say this, but the world sucks.”

It was not a pleasant thought 🙁

In fact, I couldn’t accept this shitty world view. I must have asked the Universe, “Is this all there is?” because over time, I attracted more empowered ideas, which I’m happy to say have changed my way of thinking for the better.

Such as, “Everything is always working out for me.”

These days, usually I can appreciate the Universe’s perfection. The Law of Attraction really is a powerful manager that will work out everything for you, if you let it. It doesn’t mean that everything will be convenient or fun or easy. It just means that there’s a method to the madness, even if you don’t always know what it is.

In fact, calling it “madness” implies something chaotic, insane, or possibly malevolent. It is none of these! Yet it can be beneficial to accept the contrast that occurs in your life. Sometimes life can seem like a roller-coaster. It is possible to learn to enjoy the ups and downs. It is possible to see the whole process as perfect.

We don’t have to do it all. Our dreams are waiting for us. Our manifested desires are waiting for us. When we get out of the way, and allow the Universe to do its thing, we will be blissfully surprised by how well things work.

So trust that what you want is waiting for you. All you gotta do is get into a place to receive it.

Then let the Universe take care of the rest!

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2 thoughts on “Day 392: Let the Universe Take Care of It”

  1. Jermia says:
    October 20, 2019 at 4:46 am

    It was nice reading your blog, I will make it a habit to pass by and go through when I have time

    1. Chris says:
      November 5, 2019 at 6:32 pm

      Thanks for reading, Jermia!

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